Tax Advisory and Disputes
Tax audits, opinions, rulings and tax litigation: support in your dealings with the tax authorities.
Tax advice for businesses and companies: returns, taxes and tax planning handled in advance, so you stay compliant and pay the right amount, with no surprises.
Book a free consultationThe company’s income tax, IRAP (regional business tax) and VAT returns, prepared and filed on time.
We assess the tax impact of decisions before you make them: investments, profit distribution, transactions with shareholders.
Ongoing advice on the company’s taxes and on the questions that come up in day-to-day management.
Analysis of the regime that best suits your business, to be reviewed as the company grows or changes.
We check which tax incentives and tax credits provided by law you can use, and how to use them correctly.
Notices, requests and letters from the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate) handled on your behalf, within the deadlines.
When you need it
Our method
We listen to your needs and analyse your company’s current situation.
We present a tailored solution, with clear timing and costs from the outset.
We stay with you through implementation, not just for the first consultation.
The law provides several tools, always to be assessed on the specific case: choosing the most suitable tax regime and legal form, tax credits and incentives for businesses that invest (for example in capital goods, research and development or training), and tax planning that considers taxes before decisions are made, not after. Which combination makes sense depends on the size, sector and plans of the business: that is why a tailored assessment is needed.
It depends on the form of the business, its turnover, its cost structure and its growth plans. A regime that suits you today may not suit you tomorrow: a flat-rate regime with standard cost deductions rewards those with few expenses, while full accounting allows actual costs to be deducted. This is why the choice should be reviewed regularly, especially when the business grows or changes.
A limited company (srl or spa) pays IRES (corporate income tax) on its business income and IRAP (regional business tax) on its net production value; it charges and pays VAT on its transactions and, depending on the case, other taxes, such as local taxes or those linked to specific transactions. Profits distributed to shareholders are then taxed in their hands. Knowing the overall tax burden in advance helps plan investments and profit distribution.
In a free first meeting we will review your company’s tax position and the choices to make in advance.